CVS- Deals August 23-29

(August 23-29)

Scope Mouthwash

Cost: $3.99 x 2 = $7.98

Coupon: $3/2 CVS Digital

CRT: $2/$6 Mouthwash

OOP: $2.98

EBC: $2.00 x 2 = $4.00 (Limit 2)

Final Cost: FREE

Community Coffee

Cost: $3.99 x 2 = $7.98

CRT: $2/$8 Coffee

OOP: $5.98

IBOTTA: $3.00 x 2 = $6.00

Final Cost: FREE

Physicians Formula: Organic Wear Mascara

Cost: $10.49

Coupon: $4/1 Printed from Redbox Machine (Printed 8/16-8/22)

OOP: $6.49

ECB: $7.00

Final Cost: FREE + $0.51

Maybelline Cosmetics

Cost:

Single Eye Shadow: $4.29

Baby Lips: $4.99

Total: $9.28

Coupon:

$2/1- Printable

$3/1- Instant Coupon from Redbox Machine

OOP: $4.23

ECB: $5.00

Final Cost: FREE + $0.77 MM

CoverGirl Cosmetics- Eyebrow Pencils

Cost: 2 X $5.99 = $11.98

Coupons: $3.00 x 2 = $6.00 (8/9 SS)

OOP: $5.98

ECB: $6.00

Final Cost: FREE

All Laundry Detergent (19 ct Mighty Pac)

Cost: $2.99

Coupon: $2/1 (8/22 RMN)

OOP/FInal Cost: $0.99

Wet N Wild Cosmetics

Cost:

Ultimate Brow Kit: $4.99

Mega Slick Lip Gloss: $2.99

Concealer: $4.39

Total: $12.39

OOP: $12.39

EBC: $7.00

Final Cost: $5.39 or $1.80 Each

NOTE: If you have a $4/$20 and a spend $30/FREE Make Up Bag CRT and pick up the

Physicians Formula, Wet and Wild and Maybelline deals, then all of the makeup + Free

Makeup Bag are FREE.

Abbreviations:

OOP- Out of pocket expense.

CRT- CVS Store Coupons

ECB= Extra Care Buck

(Coupon to be used on

anything at CVS)

(Coupon to be used on

anything at Walgreens)

IP- Internet Printable

Obtained from Coupon.com

unless indicated

Newspaper Inserts:

SS- Saving Star

RMN- Retail Me Not

P&G- P&G Coupons in Newspaper

Rebate Apps (On Phone)

IBOTTA

Savingstar

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**Christmas is not an emergency my friends. These items are going into my Gift

Closet for the upcoming holidays.

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